• E-mobility can contribute significantly to environmental and climate protection as it reduces dependence on the imports of fossil energy sources, owing to its greater use of renewable energies and its enhanced energy efficiency. • The sales of electric passenger...
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Embracing the Electric Revolution: Highlights from Electric Vehicle Innovation Summit (EVIS)
The Electric Vehicle Innovation Summit (EVIS) held in Abu Dhabi, UAE was an extraordinary event that showcased the latest advancements, trends, and challenges in the electric vehicle (EV) industry. With over 50 exhibitors and thousands of attendees, the second...
Standardization, Grid Upgrades, and Coverage: Key Factors in the Uptake of Fast Charging Infrastructure
• In advanced economies EV charging infrastructure is being built at a remarkable pace. • The biggest market for DC chargers globally in terms of units will be workplace charging followed by destination and En-route charging. • In 2020 only, around 1 million DC fast...
Revving Up: Exploring the Current State of U.S. EV and EVSE Infrastructure
The implementation of California's Advanced Clean Cars II (ACC II) rule, a state policy, has the potential to significantly hasten the widespread adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) in the United States. With approximately 38% of the U.S. car market already...
U.S. Bipartisan Infrastructure Law – EV Infrastructure Funding
The U.S. Department of Transportation and Energy announced $5B in funding as part of the new scheme,‘National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula Program’ which builds on the already designated Alternative Fuel Corridors. NEVI Formula funding is to be used...
Japan’s EV Infrastructure Landscape
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Reliability Issues in EV Charging Infrastructure: A Barrier to Commercial Success
• The commercial success of the electric vehicle will require the development of a charging infrastructure that is accessible, easy to use, and relatively inexpensive• Looking at key performance indicators, which have a direct impact on a charging station's downtime,...
Strategies for Charging Electric Fleets: Speeds, Costs, and Locations
• One of the main supporting technologies required to support the wide-scale adoption of electric vehicles is the EV charging infrastructure.• Charging availability is a critical enabling factor for electric fleet deployment, and the strategic roles of various...
A Rush for Residential Charging as EVs Go Mainstream
Capturing 90% of the Americas market, the U.S. ranks 2nd globally with 300,000 charging points installed in 2021. The government intends to add 500,000 public chargers by 2030, and other public-private partnerships will also result in significant market expansion. In...
Latin America’s Push for eMobility: Policies Accelerating the Market
Still in the early stages of adopting the technology, Latin American countries are progressively increasing the number of privately owned electric cars (EVs) on the roads. With incentives and an expanding network of charging infrastructure, the region hopes to...